Tips for staying active indoors
Tip #1: Screen time shenanigans
Tip #1: Screen time shenanigans
Tip #2: Obstacle course
Tip #2: Obstacle course
Tip #3: Slam dunk
Tip #3: Slam dunk
Tip #4: Tall tower
Tip #4: Tall tower
Tip #5: Balloon balls
Tip #5: Balloon balls
Tip #6: Make a maze
Tip #6: Make a maze
Tip #7: Circuits
Tip #7: Circuits
Tip #8: Animal races
Tip #8: Animal races
Tip #9: Scavenger hunt
Tip #9: Scavenger hunt
Tip #10: Sticky web
Tip #10: Sticky web
Tip #11: Clean up race
Tip #11: Clean up race
Tip #12: Dance, dance, dance
Tip #12: Dance, dance, dance
Kids always fighting?
If they’re fighting with their brothers or sisters, check out our page on managing multiple children for some tips on keeping the peace. Our page on activities for multiple children also has ideas for ways to keep the busy!
Tips for older children and teens
Getting older kids active may not be so easy if they’re determined to stay stuck to their screens! To motivate them, suggest activities that they’re likely to enjoy or be good at, and let them choose how and when they exercise, so they feel they’re in control of the situation. Our page on tips for teens to get outdoors and get active has lots of ideas – adults can join in too!